Waterlooo Evening Courier Classifieds and Policy Notes
Waterloo Evening Courier presents advertising and policy details. It lists subscription prices, delivery terms, and classifies advertising rules. The passage notes limited rights for republication, cross references Associated Press usage, and bureau memberships. It mentions office representatives in major cities and emphasizes removal of misleading ads and policy-aligned content.
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W. H. Hartman Co. Courier Hidg
Comer Park Ate
Commercial Bt
John ¢. Hartman
Sdltor
Waterloo
United Press International Newber
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Gee
Mubie Polley
Palley
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks & Finley, Representatives
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A Dead Man's Flight Ends in Balloon Tragedy
Captain Hawthorne C. Cray vanished after taking off from Belleville in a bid to set a free balloon altitude record. A wrecked balloon and his body were later found in Tennessee. He reportedly reached about 40,000 feet before suffocating from lack of oxygen, a feat that would have broken existing marks.
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Hawthorne C. Cray
Belleville
Tennessee
Gray
Fibra
Deifying Heroes and the Lindbergh Paradox
The piece argues that calling Lindbergh a fool or lucky is not disrespectful but a form of endearment and acknowledgment of risk. It compares Lindbergh to Columbus, Wellington, and the Wright brothers, noting that luck accompanies many pioneers and survivors of dangerous feats.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
United States
Lindbergh
Columbus
Wellington
Waterloo
Langtey
Wright Brothers
Looks and fortune in human faces a century old view
The article muses on faces shaping fortune and charm, noting that beauty or ugliness has long sparked theories from philosophers and the public. It argues appearances are inherited, shape perception, and can mislead moral judgments, while urging restraint from valuing looks as status.
Wolheim seeks nose operation amid film bid for better roles
Louis Wolheim, famed for rugged looks, faces court action by United Artists over altering his nose during a movie. He compromised on a breathing procedure to avoid jeopardizing a $1 million production, while still yearning for Shakespearean, more substantial parts.
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Louis Wolheim
Ike
Jack Dempsey
Tie
Wold
United Artists
Louis
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Barrymore
Personal Health Service Advice on Resuscitation Methods
Dr William Brady cautions readers on lung water removal after submersion. He advocates Schaefer prone pressure method for resuscitation to drain chest fluids by gravity and warns against delaying this maneuver. The column includes sample reader questions on health topics and notes, with instructions for submitting letters for advice.
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Schaefer
Brady
William Brady
New York Byay: Tales of restless New Yorkers seeking escape
In a reflective column C O McIntyre notes several New Yorkers over the past years vanish into adventures abroad or in distant lands. He contrasts metropolitan routine with fantasies of travel from Africa to Alaska and Tibet, and cites a sixth avenue watchmaker who dreams on. The piece also mentions quirky urban trends and long familiarity with boxing era figures.
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New York
Africa
Alaska
Aly
New Yorker
Browning
Waring
London
Broad Street
Labrador
Expressing Ourselves By GUENN FRANK President of UW
Guenn Frank argues that expression shapes identity and public life. He critiques flashy correspondence courses and ad rhetoric while offering three core maxims: think clearly before writing or speaking, practice relentlessly to gain force, and read widely to enrich language. He cites Wilde Emerson Horace and others to support disciplined expression and notes advertising’s role in shaping desire and society.
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Pericles
Oscar Wilde
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Herbert Spencer
Boiis
Thomas Huxley
Horace
Clown in US a clown the he may not know it The ugly duckling
A reader remarks on someone changing their tune as a swan, calling the attempt pathetic and likening it to a clown playing Tramlet in the United States. The writer questions the person’s talent and hints at humility.
Uncle Wiggily’s Strange Ride
Uncle Wiggily wakes in his bungalow and plans an adventure on a fine day. Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy warns him not to go far, while Mr Langears peeks out and promises supper and cake. His wife cautions against dangerous ventures and foxes, bobcats, or wolves.
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Uncle
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mr. Langears
Bob Cat
Wolf
Uncle Wiggily Seeks Christmas Cheer In Forest Trail
Uncle Wiggily climbs to a swan and declines a rheumatism crutch as he heads toward a lakeside bungalow. Mrs Longears and Nurse Jane bustle about the forest while Uncle Wiggily muses that Christmas is near and winter approaches.
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Uncle
Mr. Longears
Mrs. Longears
Jane
Uucse
Uncle Wiggily Rescued From Rain by Helpful Swan
In a rainy lake scene Uncle Wiggily suffers rheumatism and cannot hop home. A large Swan paddles to the tree, offers a ride on his back, and safely ferries the rabbit to his bungalow, easing his pain as they fly. The tale closes with a cheerful note and a tease for the next episode.
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Rabbit
Uncle Wigelly
Uncle Wigerly
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wigwily
Jimmy
Wrangle With Conscience in a Theatre Cast Drama
In a late 1920s stage scenario, Tabor struggles with a vow to confront Fairless about a moral dilemma while Jennifer, Mona, and other actors rehearse at the Town theatre. Burchell Brown guides the cast, warning against misread lines that could ruin the production as Cissy Maurice replaces Mona.
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Tabor
Arlington
Jane
Lance
June
Fairless
Jennifer
Tabby
Mona Desmond
Burchell Brown
Ughtis
Burch
Mr. Arlington
Cuthbert Stevens
Jenny
Tormay
Simon Legree
L Ines
Shuberts
Mona
Benelli
Cissy Maurice
Brad
Mark Twain
Brown
Mike Sullivan
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Readers submit nature questions answered in this 1927 column. Topics include the Canada goose range from Minnesota to Yukon and wintering in the southern U S and Mexico. predators regurgitating hair. and bee biology noting drones from workers and queen roles.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin 9
New York State
Haisi
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